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The 12th entry into the all-consuming Taylor Swift musical reality show cuts right to the chase: She’s head-over-heels in love, and she has some scores to settle.

We rank the most essential and influential albums of this quintessentially American art form.

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We want our audience to know where we each stand,” Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. wrote before sharing individual statements

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Not sure if there’s really a Song of the Summer? Take a look at our favorites of the season, including “Whim Whamiee,” bops by Sabrina Carpenter and PinkPantheress, some egg-punk, and more.

The company is claiming $9.2 million in unpaid royalties and a potential $36 million in damages from copyright infringement.

With her new documentary, director and producer Amy Berg presents the late Jeff Buckley as a bottomless vessel for creativity—and rejects the idea that he was fated for a tragic end.

The label behind Ratboys, Ekko Astral, and more will match donations to the Sameer Project for the next 10 months

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The producer re-emerges with a 12-minute mini-suite suggestive of revelation or near-death experience.

Trying Not to Have a Thought, the influential emo band’s third LP, comes out next month on Saddle Creek

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Channeling Cocteau Twins and the Cranberries, Chappell Roan puts her spin on plaintive 1980s dream pop.

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A comprehensive reissue campaign will also bring every Cindy Lee album, including rarity Cat o’ Nine Tails, to vinyl

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The body horror debut from writer-director Michael Shanks boasts delightfully gruesome practical SFX, but gets bogged down in horror cliches.

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Eno is executive producing “a night of music, reflection and hope” at Wembley Arena, with a lineup to be announced

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Freese, the former Nine Inch Nails drummer who replaced the late Taylor Hawkins, is back with Trent Reznor’s crew, while Rubin joins Dave Grohl and company

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The British band recorded “Rabbit Run” and three other tracks for the new film starring Austin Butler, Bad Bunny, Zoë Kravitz, Action Bronson, and others

Murder ballad “Carnage” leads the indie-rock band’s first full-length in four years

Several leading avant-garde guitarists, also including David Torn and Bill Horist, collaborated with Randall Dunn to design sounds for the new “Ruins” software instrument from Slate + Ash

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On the Bad Seeds classic’s 40th anniversary, the director Andrew Dominik has persuaded his longtime collaborator that not all artificial intelligence is “a grotesque mockery of what it is to be human”

The B-side to “Love on the Big Screen”

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The Nashville egg-punk band returns with its second LP for Third Man Records

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“Mirtazapine,” which she debuted on Nashville radio station WNXP last week, is also included

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